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Hello A1ex,

I can try helping. B version with Wifi.

Hello A1ex,

I am a mad microminerals stacker, like pontop and many others, and would like taking HiRes silent pictures using Helicon Remote / Helicon Focus since this app is quite effective on this kind of work.

I have ask for generating a "half shutter" signal instead of usual shot signal and the editor seems OK to implement this possibility. Seing the numbers of body I alone burnt in stacking, I guess it may increase the number of ML users

The software works on Linux, Mac, and Win., and is thetering using USB.
Would generating a "half shutter" signal would be OK?
Please would you mind kindly explaining exactly the right way to make it working?

Best regards
Pierre

Nikfreak,

You are right: it works fine now.

Hello,

Testing the wonderfull silent picture mode using 70bv6 (Thanks, Alex).

I am afraid not succeded saving a Hres in DNG or MLV format.
The shutter (shot) did not works, idem with half-S but using the intervalometer and half-S two times after an AF ack seems working and display a message "set picture quality to RAW" but nothing is recorded on the SD card. -> Hi-Res is not working (DNG or MLV).

Using "simple" resolution works (using the intervalometer and half-S two times after an AF ack) works in both picture format.

Still testing.

Cheers
Pierre

Just comming back.

Hum 
A link you can read.

https://mega.nz/#!1d1BlJCY!TbNSzM7MmjDte-0hlAEFkq9cslGdq2qqCnOCtCTTQ_Y
https://mega.nz/#!NZF1hLqZ!Nzrp_tdf7pwfzxlItw3J9k7BMO-3LvlIudFAQtl05GA

Sorry Guys

Here a crash report while trying to take a picture while filming.

https://mega.nz/#!1d1BlJCY

Next is

https://mega.nz/#!4Y10QIzY!HOjQ3oL-0ME0f9btRTQ-O7WISBXxGncQuejv2fivCU8
https://mega.nz/#!4c9TSJaR!AfzNHvR8ofceLHIX-1UFjgEZVsBQUmwzfKIAswW-CKk
https://mega.nz/#!gU0GnDrJ!hYeuc9cVZhVG6Owjgtiw31iFbjnWocipxzFZq1SqIfU

CMOS 0000 at ISO 100

Hum.  I am a newbee there so don't know how.

In video mode (1000 / ISO100) results are swapping between this :
https://mega.nz/#!4RNQlDLQ!U3myvwog5cqgv-4ZEvwU9Kg3ednP_snO-rQk9i0HEnA

and this:

https://mega.nz/#!9JN1gYiK!S-6GR67NZsM0wka0Ifm_8Rp-xeP0wflbiiS3M5jwJaM

That was the stubs test.
When you load adtg_gui it will show-up on debug menu. Let me know if it shows up / activates and prints lots of stuff...

It works fine.
https://mega.nz/#!wUcjBCZA!z0ues1RClhaYK7jUtsmmLsHypNG0YceT-3JR2RF9CLw
https://mega.nz/#!YEMUyaDB!vWhDhaK_YQ7ajh3yMOWnHZUzfI8smTvE28W4cYFUnl0

OK,

Sub test now works with the last version 23april 70D_111B

https://mega.nz/#!wVFkTCSY!Fa5q-2Xmti50sG0ub9kLHNLte3DzbEBIgEugilqpoiM

Google Test form filled 

OK. report on the way.

Nikfreak and the team have done an impressive job 

Here a 111B working

   Nikfreak, many thanks for your hard work: chapeau bas 

Alex1, Nano, the testers and the ML team are not forgotten. THANKS 
Of course, I will help!

Nikfreak thanks for those good news !!!!

SML 123: This is an alpha so we all know the risks (see Nikfreak, and ML warnings). Why using reference 60D

068xxxx does not work too

Google forms looks OK

Boot failed
My camera was received on 02/2014.
A little wait is still needed for a  fully working version but we are not so far thanks to Nikfreak 

pm send  - I  am a newbee for compiling ML but will test if needed

I am wheeling to take full resolution silent pictures remotely via USB (in order to avoid wearing the shutter with lot of shots for stacking) ... this goal seems a lot easier than yours

Good luck

Thanks @a1ex and @nikfreak 

Dears,

My questions may comes a bit late, but is it possible to take full res silent pict via USB / EOS utility or a kind like Helicon Focus Remote ?

Cheers
Pierre

Dear nikfreak.

Perfect for me. Thanks

Congrats nikfreak 

Wish you all the best with your new Friend.


I am a newbee on this so my question maybe is trivial.
Is it possible to have the 70D shot only with electronic shutter like the 40D , 50D or 5D2 does and now many Olympus or Sony Cameras?
Timelapse use a lot of shutter actuation so it would be great not having mechanical movment for shotting: it would save a lot of the 70D's lifetime.

Cheers,
Pierre